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11-17-20

That’s right, this is the first reading challenge that High School students are eligible for prizes and recognition as well! This includes e3 students!

FOLLOW THE LINK FOR INFORMATION: https://www.okcps.org/cms/lib/OK01913268/Centricity/Domain/893/FOKCPS_ReadOKC_ReadingLog_Thanksgiving_Reading_Challenge.pdf

Challenge dates: Thanksgiving Break 2020 (including weekends)- Saturday, November 21 through Sunday, November 29

Tracking minutes: Students will use the attached reading log to record the minutes they read over the break. They can also use their own sheet of paper to track their minutes.

Deadlines: Students should (virtually) turn in completed logs to their teachers when they return from break on November 30^th. Students can send a photo or simply send the number of minutes read to their teacher. I will be sending out a Google form for schools to submit student minutes.

Goal: We are challenging students to read at least 20-minutes a day, which is a total of 180 minutes over the 9-day break.

PRIZES!

Top School traveling banner- The High School winner will receive a fence banner to hang outside of your school to announce your accomplishment! The reigning champions are Van Buren Elementary and Classen Middle School – we can’t wait to see who wins this time, and to announce the top high school!

Yard signs- The top three students at every school who meet the goal will receive a sign to display in their yard or window to announce that “An Outstanding Reader Lives Here!”

Award Buttons- ALL students who make the reading goal (180 minutes) will receive an I Met the Goal! Award button.

Other prizes include Raising Cane’s gift certificates, passes to the Devon Ice Rink, and business-ready gift bags from Devon for our HS students.

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